The Deer-Forest Blog

Day or night, a deer’s vision is excellent. This is good if you’re a deer but bad if you are a hunter. So how do deer see the world?

While seeing, smelling, and touching an animal you are studying is the most fun, the advent of the game camera allows researchers (and hunters) to catch critters with the snap of the shutter.

Over 90% of adult females give birth each year and over 75% of them have multiple fawns. Where are they?

10 weeks is a milestone for a deer. How many were able to celebrate?

We have pictures of the first deer captured in Lehigh County.

Game camera deployment is increasing. We’d love to see some photos of our collared deer.

While this may look like a heart rate monitor, this is a different kind of pulse.

Just as we ‘ran a race’ to catch as many fawns as possible during the fawning season, fawns have been in a race of their own.

Male dispersal is almost a given in white-tailed deer but some females partake in the adventure as well. What thorn is prodding these ladies to move on?

There may be plenty of summer left but believe it or not bucks are already calling it quits when it comes to antler growth.

Wait a minute, didn’t our team already solve this case?

Who will be added to the list of suspects?